In Moroccan tradition, mint tea is not merely a beverage — it is a ceremony of welcome. To offer someone mint tea is to say: you are honored here. You are safe. You belong. The ritual of preparation is itself the message: the tea poured from a height to create foam, the glass offered with both hands, the three glasses that tradition says must be drunk — the first as gentle as life, the second as strong as love, the third as bitter as death. This is a tea that holds the full spectrum of human experience in three small glasses.
Our Moroccan Mint is a loose leaf blend of old green tea and fresh mint — smooth, vibrant, and deeply refreshing. Extraordinary hot. Next-level iced.
Details
Type: Loose Leaf Green Tea with Mint
Profile: Smooth, Vibrant, Refreshing, Cooling
Serves well: Hot (traditional) or iced
Brewing: 175°F, 2–3 minutes (do not over-steep)
Ritual Suggestions
Hospitality Ceremony: Brew this for a guest. Pour from a height if you can. Offer it with both hands. Let the ancient Moroccan tradition of sacred welcome flow through you.
The Three Glasses: Brew three small cups. With the first, reflect on what is gentle in your life. With the second, on what you love. With the third, on what you are willing to release.
Cooling & Clarity: Mint clears the mind and cools the body. Brew iced on a hot day or whenever you need to reset your energy and return to clarity.
Pair With
Chakra: Heart & Throat (Anahata & Vishuddha) — the hospitality of the open heart and the clarity of honest, welcoming expression.
Amazonite — truth, hospitality, and the courage to welcome others fully
Aquamarine — cooling, clarifying, and deeply connected to the flow of genuine connection
Green Fluorite — the clarity of mint made stone; mental freshness and heart-centered calm
The first glass: gentle as life. The second: strong as love. The third: yours to decide.
